THEATRE REVIEW: Analog.Ue

Daniel Kitson has a reputation as one of the best (if slightly obscure) comedians in the country. He refuses to go along with what everyone else does, shunning social media, panel shows and arena tours in favour of small, intimate performances, announced with little fanfare. With Analog.Ue, he goes a step further: here, we have a show where Kitson remains silent for the entire duration. 95 minutes of a prerecorded performance, played out using 46 analogue tape machines. Sounds strange? It certainly is – but that doesn’t stop it from being excellent. Read More

New Watch_Dogs Trailer Puts Chicago Into The Palm of Your Hands…

Ubisoft have released a new trailer for the soon-to-be-released Watch_Dogs. It shows off a near final version of the game, demonstrating the graphics engine and the power you have over NPCs thanks to your hacking abilities. Welcome to Chicago… Read More

REVIEW: House of Cards Season 2

House of Cards is a show defined by polarity. At times, the individually brilliant pieces that constitute it manage to click together and deliver moments of audacious entertainment. Elsewhere, however, the gleaming machinery of plot and character hiding just beneath … Read More

REVIEW: Jazzpunk

It is the year 1959B, and the Soviets are up to no good. I know this because I am a secret agent, an invisible tool my government deploys for tasks requiring the utmost discretion – like, say, stealing a Soviet hard drive from their imposing headquarters. Sounds difficult? Maybe for an amateur like you – but professionals like me always have a plan. Naturally, it begins in the park outside the headquarters. I walk up to my contact and say hello to him. “WHERE IS THE MACGUFFIN?” he screams at me, with impressive volume. Confused, I ask him again, and get the same reply, only louder. I wander off to ask a passerby what a MacGuffin is, but the first guy I run into asks me for some gum. I hand my last stick to him, and he blows a bubble so big that it bursts in his face, blinding him. He then, naturally, rolls into oncoming traffic.

This isn’t what I signed up for.

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Saul Goodman is REAL!

Yup, this is an advertisement for a real lawyer. Not just a criminal defence lawyer, but a criminal defence lawyer, if you know what I mean.

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REVIEW: South Park: The Stick of Truth

It’s not uncommon for an RPG to have a variety of playable classes. Wizard, Paladin, Brute…the list goes on. South Park: The Stick of Truth draws heavily on RPG heritage, and thus it has four classes of its own. Fighters: … Read More

Speed Skating: Mario Kart Style

As the Sochi Winter Olympics come to an end, it’s time to reminisce as to the wonderful sport we’ve seen. And there’s no better way to do that than to watch this hilarious mashup of Mario Kart and speed skating. … Read More

ALPHA REVIEW: Full Mojo Rampage

The last thing this industry needs is another Voodoo-based roguelike with engaging art, smart procedural level generation and rewarding cooperative play. Wait, whaddya mean that’s exactly the kind of thing the industry needs? And that someone’s developed a game … Read More

Watch the First 13 Minutes of South Park: The Stick of Truth

After years of delays, the South Park game has finally gone gold. That’s right: it’s finally launching on March 7. To celebrate, Ubisoft have released a video showcasing the first 13 minutes of gameplay – it’s as hilarious as you’d … Read More

Titanfall Beta Signup Is Tonight at 6PM

Blip: tonight at 6PM PST, the website to signup for Titanfall’s beta will go live. The beta’s expected to begin on February 14 (this Friday). The website address is currently unknown, but will be announced shortly beforehand.

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